Meiji University’s International Strategy
- a university open to the world -
With the rapid progression of globalization, the way nations position themselves is changing, and with this as a backdrop it is plain to see that Japan’s universities are also changing. Ways of thinking are changing as things are seen through an international light, and it is now seen as a matter of urgency to produce graduates who can be active on the world stage. Here at Meiji University, we are aiming to be one of the top universities in this global society, and we are making great strides in innovating education and research at the University. In addition to that, with the founding spirits of "rights, liberty, independence and autonomy", Meiji University is considering the importance of the university social responsibility, especially contributions to the international community.
Gloal 30 Probject
The G30 Project is to further promote the globalization of Japanese higher education by assisting a selected number of universities (30 universities in the end) through a prioritized allocation of grants of up to JPY400million for the next five years. MEXT(Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) announced the selected 13 universities last July to be centers for globalization of Japanese universities. The universities are expected to build and improve on a system whereby international students may study and engage in research. The 13 universities are as follows.
| National universities (7) | The University of Tokyo, Tohoku University, University of Tsukuba, Kyoto University, Nagoya University, Osaka University, Kyushu University |
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| Private universities (6) | Keio University, Waseda University, Meiji University, Sophia University, Ritsumeikan University, Doshisha University |
Partner Institutions of Meiji University
